Exposing the largest human trafficking ring in the world
A whistleblower investigation into how a Los Angeles consumer-goods company allegedly bankrolled a Hindu guru's human trafficking ring — and helped him vanish before sentencing.
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They are told by the woman who takes them there, 'You're going to be with Krishna forever — consider this your wedding night with God.'
They are told by the woman who takes them there, 'You're going to be with Krishna forever — consider this your wedding night with God.'
A religious pretext is used to coerce girls into accepting sexual abuse as a sacred act.
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girls. But they are told by the woman who takes them there, you're going to be with Krishna forever and consider this, you know, your wedding night with Krishna, with God. The girls don't have
They are told by the woman who takes them there, 'You're going to be with Krishna forever and — consider this you know, your wedding night with God.'
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It was not about Hindu theory. It was a New York Jewish diamond salesman who found a scam and two poor swamies who found a financier, and they ripped.
The speaker reframes the cult's origins as commercial fraud rather than genuine religious belief, naming the actual architects.
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calculate. >> It was not about Hindu theory. It was a a New York Jewish diamond salesman who found a scam and two poor [ __ ] swamies who found a finance seier and
It was not about Hindu theory. It was a a New York Jewish diamond salesman who found a scam and two poor [ __ ] swamies who found a financier, and they ripped.
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He was convicted on 20 counts of child molestation, sentenced to 280 years — and on the day of his sentencing, he never showed up.
Legal accountability was reached, but the scale of the sentence is immediately undercut by the perpetrator's defiance.
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guru convicted. >> They got his conviction. He was convicted for 20 counts of child molestation, sentenced 280 years in jail. But on the day of his sentencing,
He was convicted for on 20 counts of child molestation, sentenced to 280 years in jail. But — and on the day of his sentencing, he never showed up.
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They called his name three times in the courtroom, and none of those calls were answered.
The guru's absence at sentencing is rendered as a symbolic final act of contempt toward the court.
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jail. But on the day of his sentencing, he never showed up. >> They called his name three times in the courtroom, and none of those calls were answered.
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He just said he was the fifth Jaguru. That's all. It's a lie.
The guru's entire claim to spiritual authority rested on a single self-declaration that followers never questioned.
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couple of people." >> So he basically just said, "I'm the fifth Jaguru and then everyone believed him." >> Yeah. He just said he was. That's all. I
fifth Jaguru and then everyone believed him." >> Yeah. He just said he was the fifth Jaguru. That's all. It's a lie.
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